5. Have everyone in your group individually make a list of the factors they considered when selecting a place to live (or alternatively, the program of study in which you are enrolled) and approximately how much weight

(percentage) they individually put on each factor.

Determine which and how many of the factors were common. Using a common list of factors, have each individual weight them. Discuss within the group why certain factors were important and others were not.

Take an average of the factors’ weights and see if anyone’s factor weights were close. Write up your results in a report, indicating how these factors affect this type of decision making.